Douglas A-1J Skyraider US Air Force

How to build step by step a scale model aircraft.
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[@cesarrodriguezcastaneda494]

Excellent work my friend. Congratulations.

[@SirAceMcFly]

From 1946 till 1984 in Service!

[@gonzalomendoza3152]

Spectacular build!

[@ArdeconHobby]

thank you, friend.

[@Dramian98]

Awesome job! One small point for you for future reference, My dad who worked on A-1's told me when I built mine that, The A-1 leaked oil like crazy. If the center line tank was attached and the Crew Chief or Pilot didn't see a lot of oil on the drop tank or on the ground, they would ground the aircraft. No oil leak ment the engine was damaged. Once again, great job!

[@ArdeconHobby]

thanks for the info, my friend.

[@chargelead9429]

Where did they leak oil from? Considering building this kit

[@largol33t1]

Crazy fact: although it came out too late to serve in WW2, the Skyraider was used a lot in the Korean and Vietnam conflicts. Well, better late than never. Some planes never even get a chance to prove themselves.

[@ArdeconHobby]

right!

[@manuelacevedo4251]

Thank you for sharing your expertise

[@ArdeconHobby]

thanks too, friend. 😍❤

[@neilhaas6024]

That's a nice looking plane nice work fantastic. I like this plane. 👏👍⭐🌟✨🛩️🛩️

[@ArdeconHobby]

thank you, my friend.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

Very nice. I'm looking into buying this kit (and Tamiya's 1/48 Thunderbolt), as I tried building model aircraft in small 1/72 scale, but I wasn't satisfied doing such tiny models, aside from my two Lancasters. So the Thunderbolt and Skyraider will be my first foray into 1/48 scale.

[@christianrudolph1138]

A realy nice work modelcomrade. Top Aircraft. In my collection i have the same kit.. Many advices. 😃😃💪Thanks for this.. I wish you a nice weekend. Greets from Christian

[@ArdeconHobby]

thank you, Christian, my friend

[@jeffreyross-zb8cz]

Great job mate!

[@ArdeconHobby]

thanks, mate.

[@rickjones6567]

EXCELLENT job!!! 👍

[@ArdeconHobby]

thanks, my friend.

[@antoniomompeanmayol3087]

Magnificent work, excellent end result. Greetings from Spain.

[@ArdeconHobby]

thanks, my friend and enjoy!

[@foreverplastickits138]

*Nice build with a nice paint, 👍👍👏👏*

[@ArdeconHobby]

thank you, my friend.

[@mikogutierrez]

Awesome! Keep it up!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@ArdeconHobby]

thank you, Miks, and enjoy!

[@MrLolof1]

Amazing, greatjob 😍😍😍😍

[@ArdeconHobby]

thank you, my friend, and enjoy

[@bidumodels1324]

Show👍

[@mikogutierrez1873]

Love this!❤❤❤

[@tonygary7611]

👍👍

[@jasonrhodes9683]

Your rocket pods are on backwards, or was that something to scare enemy Migs?

[@ArdeconHobby]

this is the right position, my friend the purpose of the head cover is for aerodynamic design, the cover will be released before the rocket fires.

[@jasonrhodes9683]

@@ArdeconHobby something in my brain said leave it alone, but my stupid fingers had to type anyway.

[@randytaylor1258]

@Ardecon Hobby
The nose cone reduced drag -- it was frangible and broke up when the rickets fired. The launcher was normally reloaded manually while still.mounted and the cone was often left off.

[@mariuszkalinowski9765]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@robertjensen1438]

Just a comment for the algorithm

[@randytaylor1258]

I get it Robert but you're still entitled to comment on the video.

[@wilfredmay5231]

You cannot build a project.

[@arnoldjahn7257]

Ha már ilyen videókat csinál, legalább a kezeit tegye rendbe, főleg a körmeit mert undorító és az embernek hányingere támad... nagyon sokat levesz a videó értékéből sajnos..

[@artemiogutierrez5326]

Thanks for the concern, my friend but sometimes we can't avoid the the dirt of paint in my nail or in my fingers maybe I must be careful for the next more projects and make sure that you will always be my guide in my work, happy buld!

[@randytaylor1258]

Nonsense. You can wear disposable gloves if you're concerned about leaving paint. But hardworking hands often still look dirty even after cleaning. Nothing disgusting about working hard.
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